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. 2013 Mar 26;8(3):e59573. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0059573

Figure 5. Field size comparison of images acquired on tSEM vs. TEM.

Figure 5

This single field image of the rat hippocampal dentate gyrus (inner molecular layer) was acquired on tSEM originally at 32,768×32,768 pixels, or 65.54 µm×65.54 µm at 2 nm/pixel. Three astrocyte soma with round nuclei (a) and part of a capillary (c) are visible in this image. Boxed area indicates the size of a single field that can be imaged on our TEM (4,080×4,080 pixels, or 8.16 µm×8.16 µm at 2 nm/pixel). Note that the size of TEM field is similar to that of the nucleus of an astrocyte. The image has been adjusted for brightness and contrast, and re-sampled from the original pixel dimensions to 1,836×1,836 pixels during preparation of this figure.